萬松老人評唱天童覺和尚頌古從容庵錄 3.81

3.81

Towering and grand (further exhausted, one must speak of withered words), / Open and magnanimous (a nostril poking through the sky). / Thrusting the head into noisy places (when the bed is narrow, sleep first), / Setting the feet down in steady places (when the congee is thin, sit down later). // The cord underfoot severed, I am at ease (strolling leisurely across the blue waters); / The mud on the tip of the nose gone, you can cease your chopping (convenient for both sides). / Do not touch it! (Already moving hands and wildly striking.) / Compounding medicine amid thousand-year-old scrap paper (having great marvelous efficacy).